CN101590797B - Hvac system control for improved vehicle fuel economy - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to an HVAC System Control for Improved Vehicle Fuel Economy. The invention discloses a method of operating a HVAC system in a vehicle having an engine that operates in a high efficiency mode and a less efficient mode. The method may comprise the steps of: operating a refrigerant compressor to cool a passenger compartment and charge a cold thermal storage apparatus; determining if a cold charge in the storage apparatus has exceeded a threshold; enabling compressor cycling if the cold charge in the storage apparatus has exceeded the threshold; detecting if the engine is operating in the high efficiency mode; determining an amount of HVAC loads on the engine; determining a proximity of the engine operation to a switching point from the high efficiency mode to the less efficient mode; and conducting a HVAC load shed if the HVAC load reduction allows the engine to stay below the switching point and the compressor cycling is enabled.
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Technical field
Present invention relates in general to heating, heating ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system of power actuated vehicle, and relate more specifically to control HVAC system, thereby improve vehicle fuel economy with thermal accumulator.
Background technology
In order to improve the fuel efficiency of power actuated vehicle, some power actuated vehicles are set up driving engine/powertrain system, thereby are operated in high efficiency mode under some light load operating conditions.Such high efficiency mode can comprise for example cylinder deactivation or homogeneous charge compression-ignition (homogeneouscharge, compression ignition, HCCI) engine operation mode.Therefore, wish that the most of the time is with high efficiency mode (with than the normal pattern of low efficiency comparatively speaking) operation vehicle.But the general only operation when the load of vehicle is lower than certain level of these high efficiency mode.
Summary of the invention
Embodiment imagination has with high efficiency mode and the method for operation HVAC system in than the vehicle of the driving engine of low efficiency pattern operation, and this method may further comprise the steps: operation coolant compressor (refrigerant compressor) cools off passenger accommodation and cold-storage (cold thermalstorage) equipment is filled cold (charge); Determine whether the cold filled (cold charge) in the described cold-storage apparatus has surpassed predetermined threshold; If the cold in the described cold-storage apparatus fills and to have surpassed this predetermined threshold and start (enable) compressor cycle so; Detect described driving engine and whether be operated in high efficiency mode; Determine the HVAC lifting capacity on the described driving engine; Determine power operation with from high efficiency mode to the degree of approach than the switching point of low efficiency pattern; And if HVAC load reduces under the switching point that allows power operation to be in high efficiency mode (staybelow the switching point for the high efficiency mode) and started compressor cycle, carry out the unloading of HVAC load so to reduce the HVAC load on the described driving engine.
Embodiment imagination has with high efficiency mode and the method for operation HVAC system in than the vehicle of the driving engine of low efficiency pattern operation, and this method may further comprise the steps: the operation coolant compressor is with the cooling passenger accommodation and cold-storage apparatus is filled cold; Determine described coolant compressor whether continuous working than time of predetermined compressor operating time segment length; Detect described driving engine and whether be operated in high efficiency mode; Determine the HVAC lifting capacity on described driving engine; Determine power operation with from high efficiency mode to the degree of approach than the switching point of low efficiency pattern; If HVAC load reduces under the switching point that allows power operation to be in high efficiency mode and coolant compressor continuous working than time of predetermined compressor operating time segment length, carry out the unloading of HVAC load so to reduce the HVAC load on the described driving engine; After taking place, the unloading of HVAC load monitors the HVAC comfort level; Described HVAC comfort level and the set point of being scheduled to are compared; And be reduced to when lower than described predetermined set point when described HVAC comfort level, activate described coolant compressor.
The advantage of embodiment is to make vehicle motor/dynamical system can remain on high efficiency mode by using the heat energy of being stored to cool off the main cabin more of a specified durationly, thereby has improved vehicle fuel economy.
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Fig. 1 is the scheme drawing of power actuated vehicle that first embodiment of HVAC system is shown;
Fig. 2 is the scheme drawing similar to Fig. 1, but shows second embodiment;
Fig. 3 is the scheme drawing similar to Fig. 1, but shows the 3rd embodiment;
Fig. 4 is the scheme drawing similar to Fig. 1, but shows the 4th embodiment;
Fig. 5 A and 5B are the diagram of circuits that the method for the HVAC system that is used for application drawing 1 to Fig. 4 is shown;
Fig. 6 is the diagram of curves that fills cool time that the regenerator part that is used for the HVAC system is shown;
Fig. 7 is the block diagram of unloading input of HVAC load and control; And
Fig. 8 is the block diagram that is used for the regenerator input of HVAC system.
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With reference to Fig. 1, show generally a part with the power actuated vehicles of 10 indications.Vehicle 10 can have hybrid power system or can only provide power by combustion engine 22.Vehicle 10 comprises machinery space 12 and passenger accommodation 14.Engine-cooling system 16 and heating, heating ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system 18 are arranged in cabin 12,14.
Engine-cooling system 16 comprises water pump 20, and water pump 20 promotes the other parts of water by driving engine 22 and engine-cooling system 16.This water pump 20 can be driven by driving engine 22.Use radiator 24 and fan 26 to remove the heat of engine coolant.Can use calorstat 28 in the mode of routine, optionally block cooling system conditioner stream when being lower than the service temperature of expectation at cooling system conditioner by radiator 24.
Heater core (heater core) outlet 30 is directed to the heater core 38 that is arranged in HVAC module 40 with cooling system conditioner from driving engine 22.Coolant duct 42 is directed to cooling system conditioner the inlet of water pump 20 from heater core 38.Dotted line shown in Fig. 1 to Fig. 4 is represented the coolant duct of flow of engine coolant warp.
The cooling segment 58 of HVAC system 18 can comprise evaporator 48, TXV Thermal Expansion Valve 60, refrigerant accumulation of heat bottle (bottle) 61, coolant compressor 62 and the condenser 64 that links together via coolant conduits 66.Long and short dash line among Fig. 1 to Fig. 4 is represented the coolant conduits that refrigerant is flowed through.If desired, compressor 62 can be in a usual manner driven by driving engine 22, thereby has saved the cost of the separation electrical motor that is used to drive described compressor 62.Refrigerant accumulation of heat bottle 61 is as cold (chilled) refrigerant of regenerator storage of a kind of form.
Fig. 2 shows second embodiment.Because this embodiment is similar to first embodiment, so, the components identical numbering is used for the essentially identical element with first embodiment for fear of unnecessary being repeated in this description.In this embodiment, identical among engine-cooling system 16 and HVAC module 40 and first embodiment.Yet, changed the cooling segment 58 and the thermal accumulator of HVAC system 18.Now regenerator zone 70 is merged in the evaporator 48, rather than use and in the coolant conduits between evaporator 48 and the compressor 62, to separate the accumulation of heat bottle.The remainder of HVAC system 18 does not change basically.
Fig. 3 shows the 3rd embodiment.Because this embodiment is similar to first embodiment, so, the components identical numbering is used for the essentially identical element with first embodiment for fear of unnecessary being repeated in this description.Except primary refrigerant loop 74, in cooling segment 58, also use secondary loop 72 now.Refrigerant-liquid (refrigerant-to-liquid) heat exchanger 76 is the two parts of loop 72,74, and it is sent to refrigerant in the elementary loop 74 with the liquid of heat from secondary loop 72.This liquid for example can be the common engine coolant mixture of water and ethylene glycol, perhaps can be certain other liquid with suitable heat transfer characteristic.Now cooling vessel 78 is arranged in HVAC module 40 replacing refrigerant evaporator, and HVAC controller 68 control pumps 80 with pumping liquid optionally by secondary loop 72.The cold-storage bottle 82 that is used for storing chilled liquid also is positioned at secondary loop 72.
Fig. 4 shows the 4th embodiment.Because this embodiment is similar to the 3rd embodiment, so, the components identical numbering is used for the element substantially the same with the 3rd embodiment for fear of unnecessary being repeated in this description.In this embodiment, secondary loop 72 also comprises the second bigger accumulation of heat bottle 84 and by the valve 86 of HVAC controller 68 controls, valve 86 optionally guiding liquids by or walk around bigger accumulation of heat bottle 84.Comparing this with the 3rd embodiment has increased the thermal accumulator capacity, and does not increase the hardening time of passenger accommodation 14, but additional bottle 84 and valve 86 need higher cost.
Fig. 5 A and 5B are the diagram of circuits that the method for the HVAC system that is used for application drawing 1 to Fig. 4 is shown.With high efficiency mode operating motor vehicle the time, under some operating conditions, HVAC system 18 may be the main portion of load on the driving engine 22.Below method detection of engine 22 whether near the threshold value that switches to than the low efficiency pattern, whether and store can be by the cold energy (cold thermal energy) of tap (tapped) to be used to continue to cool off passenger accommodation 14.If can adjust HVAC system 18 so with the load (load unloading) of minimizing on driving engine 22, thereby when still providing cooling, allow driving engine to remain under the high efficiency mode for the longer time period for passenger accommodation 14.
In the initial request air regulation, operation is by the coolant compressor 62 (piece 200) of HVAC controller 68 controls.And, compressor operating timer (piece 202) is set in HVAC controller 68.Compressor 62 works on up to compressor operating time greater than predetermined time of run section (piece 204).
In case compressor operating time has surpassed predetermined time of run section, just determine cold fill (cold storage charge) (piece 206) of storage.Cool storage container (cold storage) for example can comprise at the arbitrary cool storage container system shown in Fig. 1 to Fig. 4, i.e. refrigerant accumulation of heat bottle 61 (Fig. 1), the regenerator zone 70 (Fig. 2) in evaporator 48, cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottle 82 (Fig. 3) or bigger cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottle 84 and valve 86 (Fig. 4).
Fig. 6 illustrates a kind of example of determining the mode of cold-storage filled (cold thermalstorage charge) by look-up table in piece 206.The filled capacity of compressor speed 304 or high compressor speed 300 during the filled capacity (charge capacity) of low compression motor speed (RPM) 304 is lower than in this time in specified time.If necessary, can change use method other experience or mathematics into and determine storage cold capacity (cold storage capacity).
Turn back to Fig. 5 A and 5B (consider Fig. 1 to Fig. 4), coolant compressor 62 works on, and will store up and coldly fill and store up cold threshold value (cold storage threshold) and compare (piece 208).Be not higher than this threshold value if store up cold filling, so described compressor 62 works on, and determines that the storage of upgrading is cold filled.When storage is cold when fill surpassing this threshold value, then start compressor cycle (piece 210).Promptly can close compressor 62 in needs, and can use regenerator to provide cooling as passenger accommodation 14.
If the startup compressor cycle determines so whether driving engine 22 is operated in high efficiency mode (piece 212).If not, can continue compressor operation and cool storage container inspection so.If driving engine 22 is operated in high efficiency mode (piece 212), determine the HVAC load (piece 214) on driving engine so.
Fig. 7 is illustrated in the potential HVAC load input that produces additional load on the driving engine 22.Operation supply ventilating fan 44 and the electric load (piece 400) that produces, since increase that the operation of air conditioning equipment causes (except that the dynamical system cooling fan is loaded) (piece 402) and the needed electric load of engage refrigerant compression machine power-transfer clutch (piece 404) at the electric load on the front end fan 26 all to alternator load figure (alternator load map) (406) piece of making contributions.The operation of alternating current generator (not shown) places load on the driving engine 22, and the operation of HVAC system 18 has increased this load.
In addition, coolant compressor 62 places load on the driving engine 22.Load Evaporator (piece 410), refrigerant discharge pressure (piece 412), refrigerant suction pressure (piece 414), cool storage container load (piece 416), compressor speed (piece 418) and front end fan rotor load (piece 420) are made contributions to the compressor efficiency figure (piece 422) of coolant compressor 62 all.Alternator load figure (piece 406) and compressor efficiency figure (piece 422) combine and produce HVAC load model (piece 424).How many loads are HVAC load model (piece 424) indication HVAC system 18 place on the driving engine 22.Therefore, known that HVAC system 18 can unload the power capability of (shed) (piece 426).
Turn back to Fig. 5 A and 5B (consider Fig. 1 to Fig. 4), determine driving engine (dynamical system) operation and high efficiency mode and than the degree of approach (piece 216) of the change-over point between the inefficient operation pattern.Cicada can determine whether HVAC load unloading minimizing can allow driving engine (dynamical system) to remain under this change-over point and operate (piece 218) from the degree of approach of HVAC system 18 discharged potential powers and power operation and this change-over point.If not, compressor 62 continues operation so, and driving engine 22 switches to than the inefficient operation pattern, and determines in the inspection of follow-up time whether described driving engine is operated in high efficiency mode once more.
If the unloading of HVAC load allows driving engine 22 to continue to operate in high efficiency mode, so HVAC load unloaded (piece 220).The discharged amount of power can be up to the amount (Fig. 7) by piece 426 indications.This load unloading can comprise so: the power-transfer clutch of separate compressors 62 (perhaps if compressor with variable then reduces compressor capacity); Reduce the speed of supply ventilating fan 44 and/or the speed of reduction front end fan 26, all these has reduced the load on the driving engine 22, thereby allows driving engine 22 to remain operating in high efficiency mode.During HVAC load unloading event, the air intake 46 that enters HVAC module 40 can be switched increasing the recirculation of air, thereby has reduced the cooling load on the passenger accommodation 14.Realize the cooling of passenger accommodation 14 by the regenerator in the use HVAC system 18.The combination of HVAC control that therefore, (is provided by HVAC controller 68) and (being provided by powertrain control device 32) engine control and (being provided by accumulation of heat bottle 61, cool storage container zone 70, accumulation of heat bottle 82 or bigger accumulation of heat bottle 84) regenerator allows improved vehicle fuel economy.
Because now provide cooling by the cold of being stored, so can monitor HVAC comfort level (piece 222), described cold is dissipated when being operated in this pattern in HVAC system 18.If the HVAC comfort level remains on (piece 224) on the set point, HVAC system 18 continues to use the cold of being stored so.If the comfortable level that is provided with of HVAC drops to (piece 224) under the described set point, operate coolant compressor 62 so once more.This has necessary operation mode with driving engine 22 and becomes than the low efficiency pattern to take into account the engine load that (account for) increases.The value of described set point can be based on the evaporator air discharge temperature of maximum, breathing (breath) temperature in the passenger accommodation 14, the combination of breathing sun load (solar load) in variation of temperature, the passenger accommodation 14, blower speed or some or all of these factors taken together.
Fig. 8 shows the regenerator input of how to use HVAC system 18 and change the set point that uses in piece 224, thereby allows vehicle operator to have some inputs of the efficient decision-making that relates to power operation.That is to say, can in passenger accommodation 14, be set to different economy states by the switch (not shown), for example close economical, low economical, in economical and high economical (piece 500).This is provided with determines to allow before activating compressor 62 and becoming engine operation mode than the low efficiency pattern set point that HVAC system 18 departs from expectation how far.Some automotive occupant may be ready to accept the uncomfortable largely engine efficiency pattern operation that prolongs.Based on the switch setting, HVAC traveling comfort and energy control input (piece 502) is set.This can be subjected to the influence of evaporator air temperature set point (piece 506) and ambient air temperature measurement (piece 504).These values limit cool storage container input (piece 514) together with dynamical system request (piece 510) and the driving engine time of run measurement (piece 512) of determining (piece 508), unloading HVAC load that the engine high-efficiency rate starts, and described cool storage container input determines also can how long use regenerator before the requesting activation compressor.
Additional efficient strategy can use with the method for Fig. 5 A and 5B, thereby further improves vehicle fuel economy.For example, can be in vehicle period of acceleration close compressor 62 to improve fuel efficiency.(but the sufficient regenerator time spent is being arranged) close compressor when strategy can also be included in engine idle and during car retardation.In addition, compressor 62 (if variable capacity) can be operated with increase efficient with stronger (deeper) circulation (100% opens and closes) of compressor, rather than compressor 62 is operated with the pattern that operates in the capacity that reduces.
Although described some embodiment of the present invention in detail, one of ordinary skill in the art of the present invention will recognize that be limited by the accompanying claims be used to put into practice various optional design of the present invention and embodiment.
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1. one kind has with high efficiency mode and the method for operation HVAC system in than the vehicle of the driving engine of low efficiency pattern operation, and this method may further comprise the steps:
(a) the operation coolant compressor cools off passenger accommodation and cold-storage apparatus is filled cold;
(b) determine the cold in the described cold-storage apparatus fills whether surpassed predetermined threshold;
(c) if the cold in the described cold-storage apparatus fills and to have surpassed this predetermined threshold then start compressor cycle;
(d) detect described driving engine and whether be operated in described high efficiency mode;
(e) determine HVAC lifting capacity on the described driving engine;
(f) determine the power operation and the degree of approach from described high efficiency mode to described switching point than the low efficiency pattern; And
(g), then carry out the unloading of HVAC load to reduce the HVAC load on the described driving engine if the HVAC load reduces under the switching point that allows power operation to be in high efficiency mode and started compressor cycle.
2. method according to claim 1, wherein said high efficiency mode comprise makes described engine operation in the homogeneous charge compression-ignition operation mode.
3. method according to claim 1, wherein said high efficiency mode comprise makes described engine operation in the cylinder deactivation operation mode.
4. method according to claim 1, wherein step (a) also is defined as: this cold-storage apparatus is the refrigerant accumulation of heat bottle in the refrigerant loop between evaporator and coolant compressor, and cold-storage apparatus filled makes the chilled refrigerant described refrigerant accumulation of heat bottle of flowing through cold comprising.
5. method according to claim 1, wherein step (a) also is defined as: this cold-storage apparatus is the regenerator zone that is arranged in the evaporator of HVAC module, and cold-storage apparatus filled makes the chilled refrigerant described regenerator zone of flowing through cold comprising.
6. method according to claim 1, wherein step (a) also is defined as: described HVAC system comprises that secondary cooling agent loop and cold-storage apparatus are the cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottles in the described secondary cooling agent loop between cooling vessel and refrigerant-liquid heat-exchange machine, and cold-storage apparatus filled makes the chilled cooling system conditioner described cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottle of flowing through cold comprising.
7. method according to claim 1, wherein step (a) also is defined as: described HVAC system comprises that secondary cooling agent loop and cold-storage apparatus are the cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottles in the described secondary cooling agent loop between cooling vessel and refrigerant-liquid heat-exchange machine, the valve that is arranged in described secondary cooling agent loop is switchable, optionally to guide described coolant flow to cross described cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottle and to walk around described cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottle; And cold-storage apparatus filled switch described valve to guide described coolant flow and cross described cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottle and to make the chilled cooling system conditioner described cooling system conditioner accumulation of heat bottle of flowing through cold comprising.
8. according to the described method of claim 1, the unloading of wherein said HVAC load comprises the described coolant compressor of stopping using.
9. method according to claim 8, the unloading of wherein said HVAC load comprises the blower speed of supply ventilating fan in the HVAC module that slows down.
10. method according to claim 8, the unloading of wherein said HVAC load comprises the speed of the front end fan that slows down.
11. method according to claim 1 may further comprise the steps:
(h) monitoring HVAC comfort level;
(i) described HVAC comfort level and the set point of being scheduled to are compared; And
(i) in the time of under described HVAC comfort level is reduced to described predetermined set point, activate described coolant compressor.
12. method according to claim 11 comprises step: the predetermined set point of fuel economy sexual state that can be provided with based on the user is set to different predeterminated levels.
13. method according to claim 12 is wherein determined described set point based on the evaporator air temperature measurement.
14. being variable capacity coolant compressor and the unloading of described load, method according to claim 1, wherein said coolant compressor comprise that the operation capacity of the described variable capacity coolant compressor of abundant minimizing continues to operate in high efficiency mode to allow described driving engine.
15. method according to claim 1, wherein step (c) is also limited by following: if the cold in the described cold-storage apparatus fill surpassed predetermined threshold and coolant compressor continuous working than time of predetermined compressor operating time segment length, start described compressor cycle so.
16. one kind has with high efficiency mode and the method for operation HVAC system in than the vehicle of the driving engine of low efficiency pattern operation, this method may further comprise the steps:
(a) the operation coolant compressor is to cool off passenger accommodation and cold-storage apparatus to be filled cold;
(b) determine described coolant compressor whether continuous working than time of predetermined compressor operating time segment length;
(c) detect described driving engine and whether be operated in high efficiency mode;
(d) determine HVAC lifting capacity on described driving engine;
(e) determine the power operation and the degree of approach from described high efficiency mode to described switching point than the low efficiency pattern;
(f) if HVAC load reduces under the switching point that allows power operation to be in high efficiency mode and coolant compressor continuous working than time of described predetermined compressor operating time segment length, carry out the unloading of HVAC load so to reduce the HVAC load on the described driving engine;
(g) after taking place, the unloading of HVAC load monitors the HVAC comfort level;
(h) described HVAC comfort level and the set point of being scheduled to are compared; And
(i) in the time of under described HVAC comfort level is reduced to described predetermined set point, activate described coolant compressor.
17. method according to claim 16, the unloading of wherein said HVAC load comprises the described coolant compressor of stopping using.
18. method according to claim 11 comprises step: the predetermined set point of fuel economy sexual state that can be provided with based on the user is set to different predeterminated levels.
19. being variable capacity coolant compressor and the unloading of described load, method according to claim 16, wherein said coolant compressor comprise that the operation capacity of the described variable capacity coolant compressor of abundant minimizing continues to operate in high efficiency mode to allow described driving engine.
20. method according to claim 16, comprise step (j): do not allow described driving engine to be under the switching point of described high efficiency mode if described HVAC load reduces, continue the operation of described coolant compressor so and described driving engine is switched to than the low efficiency pattern.
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